Found an animal?

Let's Get Them Home.

Four steps, in order. Most reunifications happen within hours when the chip gets scanned early — and every step below is free.

1

Keep the animal safe

Move them somewhere secure and calm. If they're injured, contact a vet first — vets treat emergencies regardless of who owns the animal.

2

Get the chip scanned

Any vet, rescue centre or dog warden will scan for free, no appointment needed. Ask them to check the whole body — chips can migrate under the skin.

3

Search the number

Enter the 15-digit number at our microchip lookup. We check the Aegis registry, then route you to other UK databases if the record lives elsewhere.

4

For dogs: tell the dog warden

Contacting your local dog warden is a legal requirement when you find a dog — even if you intend to care for the dog yourself.

The Online Found Report Is Coming

The online found-report form — which notifies the keeper and opens safe two-way contact without sharing either party's details — arrives in the next release.

PLACEHOLDER — Online found-report form (P04) ships in the next release. Until then, call the Emergency Reunification Line on 020 8051 2117, open 24/7, and we'll handle the report with you.